East Oregonian : E.O., April 21, 1911, EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DAILY EAST OIU2 COXIAV, PBNDLETOV. OREGON, 1 KID AY, AI'IUL 21, 1911.
DR. COOK IN
PENDLETON
HIE COSY THEATRE TO SHOW
THE l'WMOl'S KXPLOHEH IS
HIS HASH TO THE VOLE,
SATl'RDAY AXI SUNDAY.
THE TRUTH ABOUT THE POLE
Miivlns Pictures PliotogTuphH Taken
lit "The Ton of tho Earth," Acenin-
minl.,1 by IiiK'rtKtliiK Ixvturo bjf
Mr. ISert Hlbrok Hear Uio loo
Kir'H SUlo of tlio Controversy.
Manager Cooper has made special
arrangements enabling him to present
thin great feature In connection with
hl regular program, at the regular
prices, Sc and 10c,
This picture was made primarily
for the purpose of presenting the is
sue as to the I'olar controversy before
HELD AI ADAMS:!
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From The World :
Of Snort
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(Special Correspondence.)
Ad uiiH, Ore., April 21. Adams
public school hud a Easter drawing
and painting contest which was decid
ed by three disinterested parlies, nav
lug no children at school'. They were '
Ci. O. Richardson, postmaster, and .
Heft Klrby, manager of the Inland j
Mercantile company, and Frank Hen-
ry, the city blacksmith. The best1
painting In I'rof. Haleys rooln was
Mis Cella Simonton's, In Miss liee-,
be'B room, Eddie Chidcnteii, in Miss
Anis Hames room Violet I'lcard. The.
prizes awarded were boxes of bon I
hon. The paintings were put in the I
show windows of the city drug stove '
and the third day the blue ribbons
were found on the above winners. The i
children all did fine and there is a
nice lot of fine painting and
work.
IJr. F. A. Lieuallen, who was oper
ated on Monday at Tortland for ap
pendicitis, went through the opera
tion fine and is doing fine.
The Ulakeslr c-Iiraden company gave
day evening aV 8 p." m.' They gave a McLean. T. C.arke.
NATIONAL I.EAGIE.
St. Louis, April 20. Twelve thou
sand spectators saw Chicago defeat
St. Louis in the opening game of the
local National league season, 9 to 5.
Hchultc's home run with two men on
bases In the first Inning was a fea
ture. Score: R. II. E.
(hiago 9 9 1
.St. Louis 5 11 6
liatteries Pfelster, Weaver and
Archer; Laudermllk, Steels, Golden,
and liresnahnn.
rittshur II; Cincinnati 1.
Pittsburg, April 20. Enthusiasts
Witnessed the opening of the baseball
season here today in a sharp wind.
Pittsburg won 9 to 1. In the fourth
neat I Inning every Pittsburg player
i to bat and six of them scored,
ner getting a home run with two men
en bases.
Score: R. H. E.
Pittsburg 9 11 3
Cincinnati 1 8 3
Kaninltz and Gibson; McQulllen,
fine entertainment and it was well at- ;
tended and all enjoyed the orchestra.
Eleta Marker, while running Tues- :
day morning at school, fell out of the ,
ring and broke her collar bone. She
was taken to Helix at once and put
In charge of Dr. McKcnny of that
city. '
Mrs. A. J. Iiaker made a business
trip tu Athena Tuesday.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. T. Lieuallen were
Pendleton visitors Tuesday.
Miss May Adams of Pendleton, is
visiting fri-nds and relatives in Ad
ams this week.
Mrs. E. G. M.iniuH was a Pendle
ton visitor Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Stall went to Pen
dleton Wednesday.
Mrs. John Giess nnd daughter,
Winifred, went to Pendleton Wednes
day to do some shopping,
guest of his fgrandmothcrKcs,-cmm
Karl Hurdmau of Idaho, Is the
guest of his grandmother, Mrs. T. C.
Klod of the Commercial hotel this
week.
visitor
sday.
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AMERICAN
Chicago, April 20.-
We are not Sensational Advertisers, We
Think More of Our Reputation than We
do of Your Money
Note our every day prices, our store is talked
of throughout the entire community, why
should 'nt it, at the values we have for the
economical Buyers
the people. I lr. Cook consented to j
personally appear in the picture he-1
cause he felt that it would be a means i
wlier.-l.y he could reach a great many
of th" American people with his ver- j
sloti of what actually occurred. This,
he bits not been able to do through the
press and be sincerely hopes that
those ., sc.. the picture will con-
shier the story it tells well and decide!
for themselves ns to whether or!
not he has had fair treatment. The (
Cosy will present for .the first time
'a :h. .:-y. 1 Till: TIUTH A HOLT
Till; I'Oi.K," Saturday unJ Sunday.
Mav Adams was a business
in the city of Pendleton Wedne
Charley iwens was a visitor
c ty of Athena Wednesday.
J. II. Adams made a busline
to Athena Thursday. He mm
trip with his auto.
,i:agi i:.
-The first game
of the American league season In Chi
cago we nt to Iitroit, 6 to 3 today.
,The locals made three runs on two
hits, a sacrifice and two errors. Score
It. H. K.
Chicago 3 4 4
Detroit 6 13 2
' Batteries Walsh. Payne and Sulli-
! van; Lafitte and Stanage.
St. Louis (I, Cleveland 8,
Cleveland, April 20. Cleveland op
. tiled its home session today by losing
' ;i la-inning game lo St.1. Louis. 4 to 3.
I Krapp had the visitors shut out with
only two hits up to the ninth, when
he developed a wild streak, pasing
three batters, which with two hits
resulted in two runs. West, who v.:.
..substituted, passed the next liatttr
and the score was tied. Hoffman
win; the game in the tenth on his dou
ble, Austin's singly and Murray's sac
rifice fly.
Score: R. 11. K
: Cleveland 3 9 0
St. Louis 4 6 1
liatteries Krapp, West and Smith:
: Powell and Clarke.
trip
the
COAST LEACU I
Standing of the
THE C ANNY SCOT.
anny Scot wandered Into
the
The
ph. 'i rmacy.
"I'm wanting thrcepenno'oth o'
laudanum." he announced.
"What for " asked the chemist sus
piciously. "For twopence," responded the Scot
at once.
San Francisco
Portland
Sai ramento . .
lakland
I. os Angeles . .
Vernon
Teams.
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Vernon
Los Aliaele
of jesterday"
Krlnlit Mild
IK-feats
s, April
s game
Kill-
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Oakland.
1. At th
vrnoll
the in
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jo lied
timer's
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CHRONIC ULCERS
tcr
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circlatiott known ns filusma. :i filirous ..i
quality cf the Mood. This plasnuc
ut accumulations iti tlx: liloo.l,
.-. i:s ' . i lic.il, hut licco:uvs a ."- mice t-f irti-
i :'-:l.!. .....r on the fn-sh. The blood cnttti::-
ir::.) the 'l.tce iuid pr.iuiiaiiy the infection j -v
i;-. Jixlcrn.il aj'filications cannot cure ftti ohl
il 1 int affect the lilood ; the most that cm be
ishe, calves, etc., is a ck-ansintr, soothiiijr etTect
, oi l scrs in a jHTfectly natural way. It pocs
loves the ic.ipii: itics and iiiorhid matlcrs that are
;cr o;ic:-,; then the Rove is hound to heal. S. S. S. is
"..lets, .'tid lint only docs it cleanse the circulation,
. '!.-.' -i.ie qualities and aids in promoting every
necessary Ctiaiity for "-nod healtii. S. .S. S. builds new iksli tissue from the
Isittom tif the n'c. : ' Uie ot-.t' r in, ;md makes a permanent cure. Hisik
on S.n-t-8 and Lce::; .aid ;.uv r: :ic.l a 'vice free. S. S. S. is for sale at dra
-. ' 'tve :v:ft specific co.. Atlanta, ga.
bench. The Vernonites
j him for two hits and fare
i hits and four runs in
; four hits w it h three
th.- seventh. Three
v li h Mclionnell,
I 1 rdiear were the
. mar., the wide diffo
landed on
runs; fic
I he fifth and
more runs in
double plays in
Patterson and
tars, helped to
i nee in the tally
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Wcrrantoil lilaek Taffeta Silk, mm-
yanl - Qf?
(jcnuiiio Soisottcs, regular, yd. 25
Sucsiiic Silk, lrenilar, yard 25?
l.iiiitirts, dainty materials, yard 10c?
('niton Foulards, lyautiful patterns,
1 12 12C
,f Percales O 1-B, 1-,
10.
liii: :is-i iftiiii'iit
DC in.
lar,
:52-in.
L'7-in.
ol'-ill.
oii-in.
yard
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Lawn-
5c, 10c? yd.
I.ADIKS: KNIT UNDER. YE AH.
1'n ii hi Suits i 25c?
I'liion Suits - -J9c?
ln i. in Suit-
Knit Vests Z'
Knit V.st
Knit Vests, -2 fr -5?
llitnr (Jttality "
Klaxons, dainty i-alttrns, rejrnlar 15?
Ked Seal (jiiil'ianis, rcinilar 10
!!,.n- Muslin, roimlar, yard 8 l-3?
I.nii-J.alo. n-o-niar, yard S 1-C?
I'mit of Loom, n uular, yard 10
'.'-! li :-iii!o-, '.'ipi'irell. regular, yard 25?
0-4 Sheeting, Pefuot, rcrrular
Friendship Muslin, yard
Lrnbleaelifd
G lAf,
yard ...
: 7
Muslin, heavy quality
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27
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Amos Gingham
MEN
MEN
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MEN
Wc have evervthinir in vour line and will
on your wearing
25, 3f)C, 49(
49C, 69, 98
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save you 20 to 33 1-2
apparel.
Men's work shirts
sateen shirts
ealt cloves
call clove, cairn
full
full
Men's
Men's Silk Neckties
Hose
Men's fancy hose
On Men s Suit
dot 69c
25
10?, 3 for 25
19?
you will see a great savins
here. Men's guaranteed all wool suits
S4.9S. SG.90. $9.90, $12.50.
liny.,' Suits, the kind that will stand the
strain and wear of the play ground
S1.9S, $2.9S. ?3.9S, $4.98.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
'!"!; :e is a v.
co:i:-titue:it tvli.c
juiij.cr'.y is f:
thi.5 vital :V.::.: '
tatiuii to any w
UalH -'.iscliai :-c.
Fpiea.lrt a:t.l the
Bore, l.ccaus r-u.
txjieeteil fror.i '! i
cm the ulcer. ,-'. S
diiwn into ti. " ! ,..i
the means f i. . in
the f.rreate't i i ail I
Imt it restores tl'.e
the i tid of the Rame.
business in Echo yesterday.
S. A. Phelps of Hermlston, who Is
interested in the Umatilla Storage
and Commission Co., was transacting
business hure yesterday in connection
with their branch warehouse at this
point.
Railway Survey nt Ilusuni.
Husum, Wash. A small crew of
surveyors was In this vicinity Friday
and Saturday rnunning a line practi
cally over the old railroad survey
made in the fall of 1309 from Under
wood to Trout lake.
Verii'Hi
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Queen Insurance Company of America
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UK NKW YORK IN TUN STATK K XKW YoKK,
the Hist day of liecember. 1!'10. made to tho Insurance t'omnilssloner of
suite of OrcKon, jiursuant to law:
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital paid up $1,00 0, iliHi.no
INCOME.
I'remluniH received duriiiK the year In cash . . . . $ 4.63 1,5 L'fi.6 1
Int. rest. dlvldendH and renin rece ived during year 310.31S..11
Income from other sources received during year. ".." s 5. 1 6
Total Income
NISIJl'USKMENTS.
Losses paid during the year $:',3:iS,Ot;s.7S
lilvldcnds paid during the year on capital stock llilil.aoa.OO
Ciiminls.slons and salaries paid during the year. l,2:!S,S4:t.!9
.J4.94S.430.OS
Taxes, licenses and feex paid during the year. . . .
Amount of all other expenditures
s
Total expenditures
ASSETS.
Value of real estate owned
Value of stocks and bonds owned
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc
Cash In banks nnd on hand
Premiums In course of collection and In trans-
, mission
Other assets
Interest nnd rents duo nnd accrued
109.724.
37,94.ri.
.I4.355.4S2.S1
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Angeles
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the
liitchers
11. II. E.
.3 3 0
.4 7 2
Abbott;
Portland Takes One.
ml. nr.'.. April 1
n esl t-r lav's ir.'.me from
by a batting rallv in
inning 'y the sceiv of t tu ".
a! team earlier in the game
t the lead by erratic work on
t i f i's inl'b'ld. but it was hard
by the offenders that gave the
the r vii-tory. Hotli
lid splendid work.
Score:
Los Angeles
Portland
Haitcries Couch man and
S:een and Kuhn.
I'risco Wins Again.
San Francisco, April 21. San Fran
cis, n unlimbered its heavy batting ar
iMb't y nguinM Sacramento . yesterday
and at the end of the fifth inntng had
run up a total of nine hits and m-vi n
runs. Fitzgerald was driven from the
box. Zambuk, who replaced him.
pitched steadily and prevented further
scoring.
Iianzig, in the seventh inning,
knocked a bom,, run while a man was
ind brought ill the only tai
. .1 by the visitors. Captain
of the Sacra nicntonns was
if the game in the fifth in
disputing a decision by I'm-
l--l '
s'..inf;ei
, . ban
ll-rntii
i an 'a
-I c .rr. sp'.n
i ire., April
I'.-tid and I
deuce. )
ilh
Father
r Hut ler
if
linker
ehnr. h o
Ttittle nv
erection
,n. representing the Y taw
u bin 'nb r of the diocese
Cite, were lure yesterday
el
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trie
f a
a see 'or a tannine
in .-tuet. cornering on
and Piiire avenue. The
church on the site se
commenced shortly, a
lOi-tion of the necessary
.m v being n
avail-
n
Iv
Nil
'.77rt.4 4 4.rifi
65.000.00
3fi2.ri6lt.S9
749,176.65
749. SS
7l.'.i9.3S
has,. ;
iht.iin
i tirki
put out i
nlng for
plre McGrovy.
Score:
Sacramento
San M'aneiseo
Fitzgerald. Zainlock
Mclkle and llerry.
lecled wil U
roiisiderable
amount of r
able.
C. E. Webster of Fargo, who has ex
tensive Interests in Stanfield. arrived
i here Monday and will remain here
for some time.
, Edwin 1'rlecniP. and w'f- of Fargo,
North Pakota. nr.. here visiting Mr.
! and Mrs. C. NV. Fricgnitz.
I Ralph A. II. lte was transacting
business in Echo Monday.
Willard Ilerren of Hcppncr
Stanfield Tuesday.
D. P. Leach of Portland and f
Vewton who represent Stewart
1 Holmes Drug Co.. ot
i here vesterday looking
conditions.
W. U. Copcland of Astoria went to
Pendleton yesterday afternoon on the
local.
H. H. Irwin, secretary of the In
land Irrigation Co., was transacting
Sunday Dinner Suggestions at
a T SQ
Peoples Warehouse
Famous Pure Food Department
was in
O.
Seattle, were
over business
Total assets .
Less special deposits in any State (if any (here
be)
Total assets admitted In Or gon
M:lt1MTIES.
Cross claims for losses unpaid .'...$
Ann. unt of unearned premiums on all outstand
ing risk
Due for commission
All other liabilities
.$9,025.
.Sfi
and bnik'eragc
Nil
421,309.33
4, Oflfl, 955. 46
6.9C.2.S9
19S.536.27
.)9,025,8SS 86
Total liabilities .
Total Insurance In r.iree liecember 3t, 1910
p.csiMiss ix oi:e;o i'ou the vrn.
Total rl-ks written during the year
Cross premiums received during the year
premiums returned dining the yuir
Losses paid during tho year
Losses Incurred during tho year
Total amount of risks outstanding in Oregon Dec. 81. 1910
QUEEN 1NSCKAXCE COMPANY OF
.$
$1,636,763.9
6,700,204.0(1
.$1.
,356.965.0(1
72,6 14. OS
16,502.41
... . 11.93S.S3
15.032.83
... 4,463,741.00
AMEltlCA.
P,y HOLLA V. W ATT, malinger ana Any. i-iiciuc. jjepi., pun riauciscu, vhi
Statutory resident general agent and nttorn-v tor service:
11 U. l'l'llKE. Porlboiil, fhegoii.
1 lent Icy & Leifliigwell, Hesiilenl Agents. IVmlleton. Oivgiui.
and
U. 11. E.
.2 4 3
.7 9 0
Thomas
XOHTHWEST 1.1
Siaiiiling of the
:.a e.
Teams.
NV. L.
Spokane 3 0
Victoria 2 1
Seattle 1 1
Vancouver 1 1
racoma 1 2
u-tland " 0 3
Victoria indents Tneonm,
Victoria 2
ma 0
Pet.
iooo
.667
.500
.500
.333
.000
5 1
Dnshwoo.l ;
liatteries Thomas and
McCnmment and DeVogt.
Portland Loses Afiaiii.
Score: H. II. E
Portland 2 9 (
Spokane 3 10 '
Fritik, Tonnesou and Harris; Wil
lis and Hasty.
Seattle U. Vancouver
Scoro:
Seattle
Vancouver
liatteries Furehner nnd
Cms and Fournlvsr.
THE AGONY OF A BABY UN
DER A SKIH AFFL55TIOX
3 all the more terrible because it
can't tell you how it suffers. Hut
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' eat's Hawaiian Pineapple
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ZEMO nnd ZEMO SOAP make the
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